The prison guard role originally played by Zhang Jin.
And Zhang Jin was very formidable.
He was a national martial arts athlete, and also a martial arts instructor.
The techniques he used in "Sha Po Lang 2" were Baguazhang, Muay Thai, and Wing Chun.
Therefore, when he acted in this movie, he performed all the action scenes himself, unlike actors who don't know any better and casually find a stunt double.
The prison guard character portrayed by Zhang Jin was dubbed the "Suit Thug," and this was all due to his exceptionally brilliant performance in the action sequences.
In the prison, countless inmates were in chaos, rioting, all wanting to escape their cells.
The sound of brawling filled the air, the scene was a mess.
Su Han had now entered the character's mental world, as if he had also been granted the character's abilities.
He weaved through the crowd, moving back and forth among them.
Bare-handed, he threw punches at everyone who charged at him.
At this moment, Su Han seemed to possess divine strength.
He could feel the power hidden within his bones, ready to erupt at any moment.
Su Han himself also exuded that sense of power, and facing the swarm of inmates charging at him, Su Han unleashed a barrage of blows.
It was as if he had activated a cheat code; he was incredibly powerful at this moment.
Punch after punch landed squarely on the inmates' faces, each blow connecting with flesh and bone.
Muay Thai, Baguazhang, Wing Chun, all were employed.
Amidst the chaotic crowd, he saw a person; it was Wu Jing.
Wu Jing was in the midst of the commotion, holding his phone and shaking it incessantly, as if receiving some information.
Why was Wu Jing acting like this?
It was because Wu Jing was playing an antagonist to him in this movie.
Wu Jing was an undercover agent for the police.
In fact, the character played by Wu Jing was truly brilliant because he went through a lot.
As an undercover agent, he carried a heavy burden.
The role Wu Jing played was also brilliant, and at the same time, very difficult.
Su Han simulated for a good while, and when the simulation ended, it was already midnight.
Waking up, it was time to go film "The King of Comedy" again today.
The previous filming of "The King of Comedy" involved Master Star teaching a group of young ladies how to have that "first love feeling" to please their bosses.
Then, due to Master Star saying, "Dancers like you," he angered Cecilia Cheung, and Master Star was beaten to the ground by Cecilia Cheung.
Afterward, when Cecilia Cheung encountered her boss, she accidentally used the moves Master Star taught her, and they surprisingly worked.
Thus, Cecilia Cheung later went back to find Master Star, paid him money, and asked him again for acting advice.
It was also because of this that the two of them began to interact, leading to the stories that unfolded later...
The content to be filmed today was the scene where Master Star teaches Cecilia Cheung acting.
This scene was also full of classics, and it laid the foundation for their later interactions.
Master Star patted Su Han's shoulder.
"The monitor is yours today."
"Yes, yes, leave it to me."
"Don't worry."
Master Star certainly wasn't worried; he even felt that Su Han might have studied directing before, as he was no different from a professional director.
"Come! Everyone get ready!"
"Let's start filming!"
Su Han called out, and the film crew began their work, with all departments prepared.